Back to the my original question...which no one seems to be able to answer.

I'm pretty sure that in Fla., a Plaintiff who brings their case before the court, will have to give a Deposition. And, the plaintiff has to pay for it. OTHERWISE, how can one have a pre-trial hearing ...which is mandatory in my state.

BUT...as crazy as the law is...i wouldn't be surprised if you can head to a pre-trial hearing without a depo.

Anyone know the answer for sure?

Is anyone in litigation?

Ok...folks,

Apparently i was wrong from what i'm reading in the Civil procedures of Florida. Party requesting the Deposition has to pay (sigh).

Unbelievable...as this case is a total sham and i have a lawyer to pay as well.

Bob
Hate to be the bearer of bad news,but you will have to hire a court reporter and pay him,her to.
Tom

Bob
deleted the post hope that helps.
Tom
* Last updated by: TERRY4 on 2/21/2014 @ 4:32 PM *

Ok Guys.

You are ruining the thread....its called HIGH-JACKING. My original post was regarding "Who pays for the deposition of the Plaintiff in a Civil Lawsuit?"

Some how it got DIVERTED into a Criminal Traffic violation rule...and now it is all screwed up.

Maybe Dr. Graves can fix it and a new thread could be started on that subject.

(sigh)

Sorry Bob
I was trying to talk to william 15.Don't know how it got linked to you.I commented on your link and his maybe they got mixed up.
Tom